The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08
GENERAL TRADE.
RREADSTUFFR.

CORNMBAL-Standard, 50 SOa2 IS; pearl
% 2o@3 IS roller, 50 40, quiet.
HAY-Choice, from store, 759SOc; car load
item ls sSsss or depot $ls 5O@li prime, from
sl2 5O9l3; prairie, from store, SOC; car o4d
4 from levee or depot, IS.
BRAN0Ftom store, 95cSsl; from levee or
4Sc; from leyee or depot, white, in bulk, 46c /;
In sacis, 4sc; mixed, in bulk, 42c; in
0AfS-From store, white, 4Oc; mixed, SIC ;
from leVee or depot, white, in bulk, 351sc; in
sacks, S71Sc; mixed, in bulk, sic; in
PLoUR-From store, common, 50 25@s so;
family S36og3 rs; choice, So 9Ogi; fancy,
q 70 q Is extra fancy, 81 1904 60; patents,
BEANs-Nayy, 81; medium, 81 90.
| .oATMEAL-ln half barrels, S2g3 Is from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 Is
H0MiNY AND GRITs-From store, $50
CaACKERS-soda, extra, 4c; soda, treble
5cH assorted jumb!es, loo
., RlCE-LouAsiana, 416@51<c; Carolina ,5%a
LIVERPOOL. June Corn firm; do
mand fair; recsipts American corn tho pat
three days, 1880 ceAtals.
steady; No red cash, 721ac bid; July, 70c
bid. Corn steady; No. 2 red cash, Biz
bid; July, 3.1sc asked. Oats-No. 2 cash,
29c bid, 2914c ssked.
BALTIMORE, MD, June 7.-Wheat-
steady ard dull. Corn frmer ana du l., Oats
Flour. 1916 brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
Flour, 2O,So6 brls.
NEW YORK, June Flour receipts, H.
SoI pk g ioo experts Psi brs, l46ol SKIS;
ba exports ports BIZ ss " bS sa JeseP 20 9ISo
futures and $50 900 bu spots. Corn receipts, |
1890 bu; exports, 81, l16 bu; sales, SiO,O00 |
bu futures; Oats shade higher; re. |
Ssd ~ @4oo bu exports Zoo Si5 bu sales,
and unchanged. Wheat advanced Y Sc go
early. but unfavorable advices riseSbccSTSo
caused weakness and the Close was 1S@szc |
6 9elev yesterday; No. 2.red, each, $500;
S33kc, closing at S21Sc; August, S%@s2)sc'
closing at S2c September, 831sdS4c, cloiing
at S31sc; October, S43s9s5hc, clio in g at SiJ5r.
Corn A@sSc lower, dull; cash, 36A9371c;
y 1p98si hS SSHc 0d July; 3S7S closing
It 1925. 0at' dull but steady; cash, 27%s
IS; June, 27l4,e Rye quiet, 56o. Hay dull
Bptn st S%i f sil%Othy, 50 So prairie g.
ia H.
Dg0 bq; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 10 900 bu; rye,
600; barley, none. Shipments-Flour, 1000
,rls; wheat, 300 bui corn, "a, 900 bu; oats,
7,OOO bu; rye, none; barley, noae.
CHICAGO, ILL, June There was n
Of the bullish feeling of Satur1
~ afternoon in the wheat pit this morning. ,
une wheat opened 1Ic better than Eatur-
,ay's, closing figures at 931sc July, woich !
losed at $500 ON saturday morniu g. started
n this morning at S7ssc, fold to SIC. and :
hen picked up steadily TO t756c. The lattor 4
CURE was pui by the crowd for q moment. ,
Notwithstanding large receipts on the suSpo.
ltien that the shorts were rpshing in afraid \
( being severely piuched, Belief was also
uJrent that the clique would eventually q
ull July wheat. August was simply firm. v
etwoen S4sso and $40 at the OPENING 3
ables were quiet. Receipts were large. q
iteI the INST rush the tone Of wheat was .
he increase talk began to suicide, and
5 place was taken by probabilities
decrease; Therefore there Vas no n
sible supply had decreased 75s, 900 busbei "
lring the past week. The statemsnt he d =
lly up to S71a@S7SSc for while, but n sun Il
quent rt9ctlon cansed By quite free selling p
, ,nd IL down t StNc. The operations in
ostly between 1910 AID 1890, though The i,
arket at one time was AZ hiPh As 94%c. o.
me on the n, ernOon board closed 1T 93Lc, q,
"a July ooA@Sonc. Corn opened steady 20
ices declined &c. but closed at %@5Sc
wer than Saturday. The marEet was fIiffy er
tive, but trading, mainly in the way Of a.,
ling out long June and transrerfitE ~
ened at 39i4c, sold to 4g1Sc, broke TO 1910, %
d closed at 1917. Oats were as stea ~ a. vi
: the past week. The sales were largely in go
ly, with few in August. The opening Ell
s 3 t TSS'ntion! and the ef;sns weak. 81
IN and III changed. No. 2 spring wheat, g2iZ
SO; Nos spring wheat, Use; No. 3 red, w
&c; No. cOrnl 386l381Sc; No. oats, 2jlSc' m
'.,2 rye. Ac;, No. baI ley, SOC; No. / AK BIZ
d. 81 10 primo timothy seed, 81 SOL 80. WI
1eat, Ne, 2-June opened at 49, 9SiSc, pc
,hest 9lAc, lowest 9315o, closing at 9SlEo; at
ly opened at 879se. highest 871Sc, lowest M
Co. closing g. S694c; August opened at 2it
e; highest SisSc, lowest 8S,4c, closing thi
&C., lowest $50, Go ing at 1870. Corn 7
. 2.June opened at 800, highest SOC. -
rest $3.50, closing at SIC; July opened AZ ~,
&c, hI!ghest 1910, lowest S91zc, closing at ae
so;t A aSzo opened at 4 hiehet &c, me
ned at 42c, highest i2c, lowest 41ISc, clos. 10
at 4lAo, Oats, No. 2--June Opeped st or
10, highest 25s4c, lowe 2514c, CLOSING At 81
O.; sJssgly opened At 23Hc, highest 26No, ds1
est 1910, closing at 261ac; August opebod ue,
SIC, highest 2614c; lowest 26c, closing At nn,
September opened a. 26Ac, highest 26kcs lng
est 26c, closing a 26c. ReceiI ts-FIonS' uu'
40 brls;. wheat; $4,000 bu; corn, $4,000 GW2,a'
'oats, l3.UW bu; rye. 200 hu; barley, ~
bu. shipments-Flour, H43, 900 hrIS, Ool
at, 900 bu; corn, AZ, 900 bu; oats, iOs
hu; ryo, 200 bu; barley 1000 bu
he total amount Of wheat visible In tho T
ted states and Canada is AZ, 45l 900 bu. $50
inst 33,4s5 900 bu on the corresponding 5,
IS ,202 100 bu, against 3, 242, 200 bu ri ne
Q date last year.